Stupid me - I left a light on

[karmacomposer]

I am creating a sewer level for our game and I took a few straight sewer pieces and aligned them together (wish there was a snap to object and not just snap to grid - they don't align nicely and I have to get out of snap to grid to make them work - just could not find a good snap setting that would work for these).

I created a box and made it into a wall (since the sewer pieces in question have openings on either side) and slammed it butt up against the sewer model.  I copied and pasted that one and moved it to the other side to enclose the sewer.

I added to red lights and put them against the light fixtures in the model and added the flickering script (NICE!)

I made the ambient light almost zilch and used a night time skybox just in case

I set water to TRUE and made it 1.35 in height (water needs WAY more parameters/editability)

Now when I test the level, light seems to leak in from one side only - I fear it's a light that was automatically inserted in the new scene.  Why does that light penetrate what appears to be a solidly enclosed area?  The light leak is only visible in the water layer, by the way.

Mike

[karmacomposer]

I figured it out.  I had a stray light that I did not realize was there.  Deleted it and viola - nice dark creepy sewer.

Mike